Silas Wollston

Among the most versatile musicians on the English early music scene, Silas Wollston has been active as a harpsichord and organ soloist, a continuo player, and a choral conductor. He is also noted as an educator, composer and arranger, and musicological researcher. Wollston was born Silas Standage, and his father was Baroque violinist Simon Standage. Partly to avoid confusion with his father, he changed his surname to Wollston for his research work in 2005 and for performance as well in 2010. Wollston attended Cambridge University, studying musicology and serving as an organ s...